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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
THE ANTI-MORMON BILL.
Its Friends Fear Furtful Opposition In
the Senate.

Its Friends Fear Furtful Opposition In
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The supporters OF
the anti-Mormon bill are anxious as TO its
fate. The Conference Committee has not
yet reported to the Senate and it is dlscov-
cred that there is great deal of opposition
in the Senate to the amendments which
were added to the bill in the House The
amendment to which the most numerous OBJ
jections are made is that one which confers
upon the Governor of the Territory the
power to appoint all municipal and torrit o.
rial officers This, it is said, will give to
the Governor the appointment of 2,40O off.
Gals of varions kinds, and is an amount of
patronage which many Senators are not
disposed to give to one man. Mr. Ed.
munds, who has charge of the bill in the
Senate, tells the friends of the measure
that they need have no concern about it as
it will be agreed to
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

Pull down your chandeliers from
the center of the ceiling is the latest
fashionable command. Hanging lamps
are allowed but even they must be
placed in the corners of a room, so as
to add to the effect of irregularity
which is aimed at in aesthetic abodes of
the rich. But be sure these depending
lights are securely fastened, for the
other evening there came very near
being a confagration in one of Bos-
tons handsomest houses, all on ac-
count of "the one weak link in an an
tique chain. Do be artistic, if you will,
but, at the same time, employ prac-
ticed workmen to produce the art, es-
pecially when kerosene is factor in it.
Chicago Herald
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Two Robbers Kill Merchant, Escape and
Commit Suicide to Avoid Capture.

Two Robbers Kill Merchant, Escape and
Commit Suicide to Avoid Capture.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Jan. 81 William
E. Mead, aged twenty seven years, was
murdered in cold blood about ten O'Clock
last night, being shot through the head
while standing on the stoop of his fathers
store in this village. Two men were seen
running away from the store immediate
ly afterward. Three policemen gave
chase and overlook them The fugitlvea
then turned and ran back toward the viii
lage and hid themselves under large stone
bridge which spans Brown river, but WHOM
found they fired several shots at .he Off
GERS, and when about to be taken shot
themselves, and both are now dead. The
murdered man leaves wife and child. 1t
is supposed the intention was to rob the
merchant
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
LOVERS cATEcHIsM.

Robby, wouldst thou have me
In cotton dress?
Wouldst thou take me, Robby,
Though my dover were lessg"
"Pretty Nan, I'd have thee
Let gowns nothing costl
Fain I'd take thee, lassie,
If thy dover were lost"
Robby, wouldst thou have me
If my bushes paledl
Wouldst take me, Robby,
Though my beauty failedr
"Bonnie Nan, I'd have thee
II thy bushes went;
Take thee knowing, dearie,
Beauty is but lent"
RObby, wouldst thou have me
Should my hair turn gray?
Wouldst thou take me, Robby,
Mine eyes bleared aIwayg'
Sweetest Nan, I'd have thee
Should thy locks turn white;
Lass, I'd willing take thee
Thine eyes dim in night"
Robby, wouldst thou have me
Ifmy step grew slow
Coudst thou take me, Robby,
Laughless! No, no. no."
" o my Nan, I'd have thee,
Whatsoever betide,
Since Itake thee only,
Y Nan, to be my brider'
- HNliQnn ,StLNtAer1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

-Theodor Barih writes in the Ber-
lin Nation that of all-civilized peoples
the Americans are politically the most
conservative. In the matter of domes-
tic comforts he thinks Europeans could
learn much of Americans. American
architecture from aesthetic point of view
is, however, still in its infancy. mot
only the grandest, but the most beauti-
full structure in New York is the Brook
lyn Bridge"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
Unexpected Pleasure.

First Dude Shaking hands, My deah
boy, how dy? I'm doocid glad to see
you, bah Jove!
Second Dude with equal warmth)-
Aw, Charley, dear chappie, pom me
honah, y know it's great pleasure to
meet you-aw.
First Dude (still shaking hands,
Weller good day.
Second Dude-Aw-good da-ay.-N
7. Sun.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
FLOOD AT BUFFALO.
The Breaking Up of the Ice Causes Grei
nana0a

The Breaking Up of the Ice Causes Great
Damage
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 24-January's re-
markable thaw produced the worst flood
known in years in this locality. In addi-
ton to the breakup of ice along the shore,
In which number of fishermen escaped,
the Buffalo river overfiowed its banks
Sunday night and the Thirteenth
Ward is under water Several
vessels moored in the river near the City
Elevator, were torn from their mornings,
and hurled against the Michigan street
bridge, wrecking the roadway and Orders
of the approach to the bridge, and cutting
off all traff.o over the structure The
Ohio stree bridge, although three vessels
were harled against it, has 80 far with
stood the pressure
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28
Mrs. Howell Of Papldino "a vo,

Mrs Howell, of Paulding, Ga, was
passing her husband few days ago,
just as he tried to light a match by
striking it on the wall The head of
the match flew off and lodged in her
car. In one minute she became blind,
began to vomit and was Frustrated for
an hour and a half.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

-SignorJoseph Tosso, the late violin
ist and composer, used to say of HIM
self: "My father was an Italian, my
mother a French woman. was born
on board Spanish ship, sailing under
the English flag, in Mexican waters =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

As TO stimulants-alcohol and the
tea group find abstinence essential
to intellectual effort. They induce
false excitement not compatible with
severe application to problems of diff
culty.-Dr. Ale1ander Balm, Lord
Rector Of aberdeen Uaiuersitq.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

The reason we have so many sickly
productions in our literature arises,
probably, from the fact that our
writer's, perhaps, add little alcohol to
their ink, and view life through the
fumes Of nicotine.-M Jules CEarelie
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

THE coffee-house substitute for the
saloon is to be tried in New York by
the Church Temperance Society. Mr..
Frederick Gore, of England, is the d.
rect promoter of this excellent enter
prise.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-28

"Can / see Mr.. Thornley?n
The mistress of the humble little cot
tage in one of the suburbs of the large
city looked up amazed at the beautiful
young lady who asked the question.
Indeed, l suppose you may. He's
gone up to his room, where he spends
all his evenings, and not a bit of sup
per tonight has he touched. Shall
call him DOWN."
mo; let me go to him.
"It's the first room to the right of
the stairs, miss. He is the only lodger
l have, and you are his first visitor"
But the girl needed not the words. A
strange vision she surely was as she
stood an instant outside his door, clad
in costly velvet and rich furs. Then
she softly turned the handle and en-
tered. He did not hear her. He had
thrown himself upon his sofa and
buried his head in its cushions. He
was so still, so motionless, she thought
he must be sleeping. She swiftly
crossed the room, and laying her hand
on his shoulder, called his name.
MY Godr' he cried, and would have
started to his feet, but she held him
back, falling on her knees beside him.
"Chester," she pleaded, "you would
not come to me. My pride is less than
yours, my love greater. l have come
to you. Did you think my heart ut
tered the unworthy words for which
you have punished me all these years?
| have tli.d to find you so long-so
long and hopelessly.''
And she bowed her beautiful head
and sobbed outright
"Hush, dear, hush! You should not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

L s.
throug ia trains Will leave Grand Central Depot;
* m Rochester Express, through drawingro cars 70
Albany Troy. ~. Adams, Houses Pr and syracuse.
Nj m The Limited" with dining stopping AZ
Albany Uiica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara fas
Erie Ciey and Toledo. arriving at Chicago $50 ~
noxt day ,,,. ,,...... .,,..,,,oo,. ..x. .. c.r.r
40 a. H., Western NewYOrk and Northern Express.
with drawing room cars x., ,.. 1911, ,~.u-,.-
room cars 70 Troy. 1850. % ,u,o,, =, 4 rrov
"a ~ M Chicago and ST Louis Expiess Win sleepiIgcaIs
for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
coeo and ST Louis. Dimngcar New.fork 10 Albany -,
D. M Montreal Express with sleeping cars 10 Montreal
Runs In Utica stopping at principal stations -,
IN Special sleeper arrives Rochester u ~ H. buns0s
o,Sb n M, aud Gle Gland l2l5 p. m. next day. ,...
ts D. m Pacific Express with seeplng cars lot ocnes;
ter Bunalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, DetIoit ana
Chicago sleeping cars 10 WATERFOWL via Utica daily ex'
cant Saturday Auburn Geneva and Csnandagua sk'
oe o. NJ Night Express with sleeping to Albany
and roy with the morning trains for inc "sss
and for except Saturday ni9hie ~, ua,,arv
Tickots OH sale at Grand Central Depot NO. DssosS
Place 4l3 Broadway, Harlem Depot l2othsI ana aass
and at Westcotts Express Oices paIK PAce Snca,
way1 7s5 and 942 broadway and % West lsStnsI.
York 1888 Washington and 7S0 FULTON eta. brookvn Anu
lions il wins. room and can %
nrocnYc AZ OF tho Offices In New'fork CaV aas
''9 wss"s rncd Tor and check Cd from residence
These trains daily Al others daily sSesRs
General Superintendent General fssssnss '~s~
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mskrnr; to print entertaining personal ARTICLES
nv and about noted literary people; 70
record the impsrtast- news Of tho niaag
world to aid Young writer's 10 reaching the puoc oS
advising them how to make their copy" saitpie anu
20 be OF value to the writer's of sermons isctures
letters to the student of language to the lover %
itersture to all. in 5rief. who write for tho he"'-
paper, the magazine OF the bOok-publisher.
Professor Huxley's biography OF Hume-in '"o
English Men of Letters Seres-wil be published next
month
There coud be no tasteful Easter gl' una" ."o
delicately petty little edition OF Kebe's 'htiStian
Year which White Stokes Allen have lust orouen'
ont. The same publishers have issued an eq,ay,iy
dainty yolnac of WORDS tOf Hope and Cohloi.
extracts of wise selection from MonoT OF.
and other teachers OF men ana aiso u l9cIi w ~
sir liz. Heralds of Easter by Dora head ooouaie
illustrated by +. Bridges
The first number of the longprojected "Classicai
Review has just been published in England This
publication will deal with all that concerns the Ian
guage life and literature OF Greece and Rome To the
wear $40 A. ID. in the OF tho Western, ana Inc
Gear 1883 A. D. in the OF the Eastern Empire as
well IA with the hist Of classical scholarship up 10
the present time No regard will be paid to the dis
tincton commonly made between sacred and profdne
literature "Thc Rex lew will also serve IA reccp-
tacs for and queries OF any kind Oh the SUBJECTS
which il treats.
Max Muller's new volume. "The Science oil
Thought" is on the Longmans' list for carly pubca-
ton.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1857
n TQIrNY LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. Desbrosses ami Corland srests
HarrsSSrx IissOurs and ne West With Pullman pal..:
Chicago Limited Of PsrIOr Dining. Smoking and sleeping
ETH % Fri.
css2 al and s 81 Region CORY lot
bT hsssn9S sH
IF pS%sn aaS
@ s REGULAR :na ss nss and sas
s ni % nndap Saah bSS night
For Cape May week days. lilo On Saturday. only
Bay He'd snn'sn and
On Sunday 945 and p. m lido not stop at Asbury
For GA Point and Scy.S,s vi. NsTyors PhaAeDa.
siS aaordi"s spesay sTsn.ssr q,
7rsisa ar@ire From Pt.burs no $50 1880 m 10,
s9a 3 m diS EsG Wss'ss s ssS a maj Sss
ShsS,ssS', sso 81. a,S Iss
s ssS 1853 aS l aS fs 5
ssn sS" ssS oS go S. so io 81 '0 1850 'i''
Fox PHILADEI PfTA.
via and c"r
sn s n ass ss%
o, ana ~ 7so "'
on SUNDAYS. connect AZ Trenton for Camden.
Returnny trains leave Broad station, Phi1aelphtA
l2Ol. 300 4O5 4tO $40 $50 790 ago 49, 940 IL.
and lll5a m lLimltei lli and ,:50n NJ 1910.
"a :, q G;35. TIA 912 and o5o m o. Sunday. 1901.
go 405 440: $40 500 940a m. l249. A:50 Lmtedi,
6;35. 7;l2 anil S:12 n. M
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 M daily except
day.
Ticket onces $40 4ss and ga Broadway Aston Mon,,
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses and Corsnit
Conrfst an BROOKLYN station foot OF FutOn-st,
Br0oklyn Station. Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket ONCE,
Castle Garden.
The York Transfer COMPANY call ami
bapgayo from hotels and residences
CHARLES u. PUGH ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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PIVEp BRANCH.

i NETWORK. NEw.HAVEN and HARTFORD 4
Trains Harlem River station corner l3!,t an Linz
con-1vp Thrill Rrtdga across Harlem hVec
Preached nv second Avenue AMI Snhnrta, kleyae rA-
2;lO 35i 4t0 $40 Gi0 l03N M for Port Norris cas-
(Oak poinO HUNTS Point. Vast Yarns van Vest.
West Chester Tnnsons Raw Ches'er pehen pay) Bartow
(Cliv rslanN oelhar Manor and NAvRochee conrectny
With for all no1ts thu main lineD
tho Network Nsw.Hav.n AM Har'ori Rliiroat shors
Line and line Divisions. New.r1ra1n. Nidtetown.
New Britain aud Held branches AMI Boston AMI all points
Fast.
Midnight New Rochelle and all n,ermeiiats
tons at l2lOA m. ialv. evce1t No1ftv,.
Sunday trains Rochelle ami Ill inferno Hate ~.
ous NJ 1901 and 40 the ltrer train connect
ing at New Rochelle with train 10 STANFORD
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EpIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" ~ 400 7;i5 800, llOO l3O, 400. 49, $780,
100 i2;O0 .. M SUNDAYS at AGO. $40 b3O. l2UO
4. =, oo an an
100 D. M have connection Reading. Harrisburg Potts
yilo, otc. q. Tor Easton. bethlehem Allentown
Rcallng Harrisburg, etc On sundays tor kaston.
7OU a. H. EasIOn bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
sg0 a. In Tor Easion bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
WIKI esLafre scran.op heading. Harrisburg P0ttsyille
Tama1ua shamokn. snpDuTy. Lemisburg Williamsp0rL
loo and l3O o. M for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mamch Chunk, Heading, Harrisburg. etc,
al5 D. m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk.
WuScsbarro Scranton Tanaqua shamckin sunbury. Low.
Su6and ISO ~ III. Easton, Bethlehem Allentown etc.
S:SS H. M for Enston. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch
Chunk Mikesbare Reading. Harrisburg ETC. Oh Sundays
100 and 1870 for kaston, Bethlehem. Allentown.
40 sl5 HOO 100 AGO. l3O, 6:l5 p. sundays
400 300 M. Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
(except suniays). Point Pleasant 80
1.sJ SID m loo AS0 D. for Lakewood Toms River
I.3o a NJ. loo p. M. for Atlantic City. vineland, and
t:so s:i5 ll;46a m, 100. A;so $50 p for Free
49, 6;Oo SIs hoo. Has an. loo. 400. 40
6syO 6i6 y M Sundays 400. 300 NJ. for Perth
Amboy. u,-,
OHces
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TRINITY HALL,
BEVERLY, EEw.JERSEY.

thorough homeschoo for twenty young ladies' Varied
s OF the highest order Careful
mind and heart culture English music art and Ian
guages Twentieth y0ar begins september IT, For circular
address the principal.
liss RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
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ERIE HALLWAY. now known as the NEW
SE LIKE .sr si sn S "
hour 23d STATION fifteen
Her than from Chsmhersst
Coaches TO Binghamton. Elmira Hornellsvie Buffalo.
Pullman sleeping Coaches from fornesvle to Chic,go
Limtei" solid Pullman train OF Dsv and Buffet Sleeping
Coaches to MeaGviie CLEVELAND Cincinnati CHICAGO and
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
time. ~ - ,,, ~, e,,-
Coaches TO Binghamon Emra, Rochester. Buffalo. Mag
ara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago
Rl cS nGan and az s:. cS &C. t o 5c g.
7l5 7.i5 $50 1880 M. 1900 mi night SUNDAYS st5,
$50 1920 ?; ~ noon las. 4l5 $50. 745 900. 1880
las 400 $50 44o. 800 6:lo $50 $50 q To- Gao rs.
7ij 500 $40 1870 p. NJ. 1900 mdncht SUNDAYS 645
$50 1920. 1900 lao ais. ESQ., 7:i5. 800. 1880
Nswak and Pstc1sSn Sews,k go 500 SO" go 1922 o
500 1870 NJ and 1000 uiniqht daily except Sunday.
sundays ol5 =. NJ. 800 6 30 500 p. M.
$40 do Si5. 7:t5 $50. 1870 D M and IL mdncht
sundays '545 $50 1920 m las. AIS 630 500, 1880
warwick. l;45 900 lo20a 400 D. Sundays 545 am.
Monticello 900 a. m. $50 m A. -, o,o ,,o ,,o -,
GOO p m. snndays $50 a. NJ and G0op. m.
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 a. M $50 p m.
scranton DnnTore o 90 a m, except sunrays
Goshen AS 545 so 600 M. $50 $50 4:3o 500.
$50 p N sundays 545. $50 lO2 M. $50 800 D.
500 $40 D. ~ SUNDAYS 5i5 $40 1920 a. M $50 SOD
pm. The 300 m train sons at Man:sI only m m
s.3O p m sundays $40 10 20 m. GOO 800 500 m:
Til and APARTMENTS in Drawing Ro' m and
seennS Coaches c,n he m en- 9Tets 1r me e
NoS. 4Ol I'll. go broadway 1877 Westst. v Y. No. 53l
Fptonst RTGosyn or IA ar NE. a, III
7A7 10 s. a. m and 1000 m.
GEO. DE HAVEN. A. @ p Agt L.. FARMER, g. p Agt'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The engraved certificates for tho preferred stock OF
THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY.
heretofore by naGvcrencc not conforming TO tho
re-, oluon. Of stockholders and BOARD Of Directors au
orznc the such issue has been suspended
until the correction of the plato Is made
The corrected certificate which alone will be delivery on
the stock EXCHANGE be ready issue and after Mon
day March when the certificates heretofore delivered
can be exchanged.
Tho Central Company Ia prepared 20 stamp the out
sandng certificates for preferred stock thus making
them good delivery.
L. VI. sCHwAN Secretary.
WV wong March IA 1887.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH.
Penn. L. L. $50 ParlOr cars 10 Baltimore.
palace seamers arriving at Old Point at sl3 W..
Norfolk a. III. " IOMPklNs,
Gen'l Pass Agent $40 Broadway, ". Y.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

y I'm KAILKUAp, SFTUNTE~T I'm EtN
NEw.YoRk AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS on TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHEI
Depots in NevYork rn ~ Barclay ,n 'hri,'oolsr u.s.
ga. Daily except Srnriv Bufal0 All OSweyo Exprs
for Waert;ap stroudsbnrg Srrlnto1 8nghenton III Mira
Bath. Buffalo syracuse osweyo GraHue Ov'1rt Norwch.
Utica connect at Scranton for Pst,n WilkeSbarre. Dan
willie and Northumberland owego or Ithaca AMI inter.
mediate stations CT -,
Scranton Bnghamon Owego and Elmra connects
ton for Pitts'on. KIN Eston. Wilkesbarre &C.
p m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strondsbnra.
Scranton Blnghamton Owego. Elnlrl Orlt1g Bith Way
land. Buffalo &c. arriving IN IInfso 72)I N.
on m rrfnlc AM Oswego FXrIess for StroudsburG
Bnghlmton Cortlandt svracuse Oswcgo Greene
Oxford Norwich, Utica and Rrhhcd springs connects &c
Owego Ithaca intermediate stations except Satur
DAYS Bufao with trains for all points West
and ohecked az 2S5 Broadway AMI
Express Offices IN NewY York and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16
DrDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

II LINE. The Popular inside Route. To Boston. So;
Worcesar 81 So Corresponding reduction all points.
steamers city Of Worcester" and - city Of York"
next pier above Desbosss Ferry daily except sunday
IS p IN. W. w. pNENDA' Hbo""
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DOPTLAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-

i dcnc, Newport and all New England Points All rail
from Grand Central Depot Express daily Sundays
excep,edl at D. M lparlor attaced) and IL
with palace sleeping cars) Sunday 10 with
acc plor carsl II p M. with palace sleeping cars).
For Newyor take Oh p. Boston Express parlor
cars connects Wexford for Newport arriving 1850
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HAMRuRG. AMERICAN SIS. LINE FOR
IMAM LINE. u and ROYAL Mail Steamers


~ SHORT ROUTr TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK, sOUTUAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
EMS, We'd Mar 10, II m r. LbA Sa Mar e 500 H.
TRAVE, Wed Mar. % a. ELBE, sat. Apr 2,ll:30a M
First Cabin s5 II 30 according TO location Second CABIN
S55. Steerage at lowest rates.
OELKICIIS & Co, No. 2 Bowling Green.
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Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
NJ will resume her classes from November n,
DRAWING. OIL AND WATERCOLOK PAINTING
Still life, flowers and landscape
China painting and decoration. -
STUDIO. No 1S EAST 2STHST.
References;
Mr n Huntington President National Academy OF Design;
Mr. William iart. n. A.; MT James VI. Hart, y. A.;
Mr. David Johnson n. A
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Hlneitnl Jnsirulnellta.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHT LIZ Used
~ unttcIf and square pianos Of our make winch were
spcciailv selected and only used 10y tie artist, 81 n t"
nitau cuera House during The ast opta season
viii be sold liberal reduction from our regular pioeA
PIANOS FOR KEN ,o .,ha,o
(yHIRCU PIPE URGAN.-Two manuals, SIX
-. 49, Gnish DAVIS & son, 80 DoNning-st-
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Ere Creln

A FACT.-IIorton's lee Cream - made n,, rom D,
pure Horizons Patent super iot'n Iii
leon hard ono hour Country orders promptly hlo ds"
3Oj ;thaye 5gs Gh-ayc. ll3 PARK row. lV last i-'' ~
New YORK. and 453 Fuiton.st. Brooklyn.
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Musical Instruction.
T ESSONS ON VIOLIN, Banjo, Piano, French
. M" N~NSA"~' ~ J. Tribune Office
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10 THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS;

THE CENTRAL TRUST GO, or NEwYoRH
NKw-IoRK. March J. lssL}
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that an issue OF fortyyear.
per cent bonds. datsi November J. 1885,
tho Peoria Decatur and Evans
ylo Railway made 20 the IN ersgnci ani william A. He'll
man ~ Trustee having i1rzei ami prepared tho
uudcrseno WILL an after March :. 1897 exchange the
same bond bond PER Tor tho outstanding income bonds
company. viz Upon the Peoria Division SS1sOOO AMI
upon the Evansville Division IL $4,000 amounting In all TO
S9.Os-. OOH.
the CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEw.YoRK
BY
L. y. OLCOTT,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-16

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